Why plastics are nonbiodigradable?
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Non–biodegradable fossil-based polymers
Most plastics are non-biodegradable mainly because plastic is widely used because of its low cost, versatility and durability. This durability is partially based on plastic being an uncommon target for bacteria, which makes it non-biodegradable
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because saprophytes cannot act on them.
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or decomposers cannot decompose them so they are considered as non-biodegradable.
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